college in salinas. david. >> probably not a good idea to disappoint voters close to election day. that's what happened when hundreds were turned away from the rally they had here at the college. yet they wanted to really show their support. farm workers, students and supporters stood patiently in line for hours. while protesters got on a bull horn and tried to create friction with the faithful. most were entrenched not willing to bend their views about hillary clinton. except for a few individuals like fernando sanchez. >> kind of leaning towards bernie sanders. i am young. he speaks to people that are young like me. going to college. a little bit of debt. want to see if she touches bases on that today. if i should change my opinion. >> clinton knew her audience. many farm workers or children, concerned about status of in graduation policy and reform. clinton went attack mode about donald trump. >> he is not only talking about

ripping families apart, is he. he is talking about deporting more than 1/2 of the 2.4 million farm workers who help feed our country. several hundred had to listen outside over speakers. they couldn't get inside. the campaign turned down a 2,000 capacity venue choosing instead the 800 person gym. clinton apologized to the disappointed fans. however that didn't stop them from loading up on $5 campaign buttons or joining a gilroy woman who led them in a song she scum pose e come posed eight years ago. ♪ a woman in the white house >> with the proposal getting tight, salinas could yield results. clinton wraps up the day at a private fund raiser. another rally for san jose tomorrow. in salinas, david louis, abc 7 news. >> bernie sanders continues to campaign through southern california. video from his rally earlier

today. sanders trails clinton in the delegate count. today his message, focused on presumptive nominee donald trump. >> lot me tell you as we leave the democrat ic with the nomination. donald trump is -- >> sanders will hold an event in los angeles county tonight. [ ind ] protesters and supporters clashed outside a donald trump rally in anaheim. crowds gathered in the street and on top of a parking garage. a pinata depicting trump was reportedly battered and beheaded. shouting matches between trump supporters and protesters. five people detained by police after the gathering was declared an unlawful assembly. now, a live look in los angeles at studio for jimmy kimmel. trump appearing on his show. see a crowd extending down

hollywood boulevard. and of course you can watch tonight's episode of jimmy kimmel here on abc 7 at 11:35 after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> to developing news. a torso washed up by old bay bridge. oakland police say a worker spotted it on lunch break today. the torso floating near the rocks near the road not far from toll plaza. take a look at video from sky 7. police say the contractor was taking pictures of the bridge and bay when he looked down and saw the torso on the rocks. it was partially clothed. >> looking at a young male. don't know the race at this time. the torsos is decome posed. sitting in the water a month. maybe a longer. we do not expect tight have any impact with the regard to bringing down of the old bay bridge. that process will continue.

[ inaudible ] >> police say the coroner saw no signs of trauma. >> chp is investigating a freeway shooting in the east bay. happened at about 9:15 last night. eastbound 80 before highway 4 in hercules. you can see on this map. one man was shot in the leg taken to the hospital. he was driving a red car that had bullet holes on the driver's side. the second silver car appears to have had a window shattered by a stray built. no one in the car was hurt. the chp says the gunman drove off. this its at least the seventh car to car shooting in the area of i-80. highway 4 since november. abc 7 news reporter, live with an unprecedented action that five east bay mayors are asking the governor to take the deal with this. >> reporter: richmond one of five east bay cities making the call for help. it was the mayor of hercules who

initiated. five mayors will sign the letter and send it to sacramento. last night's shooting on i-80 prompted this. a letter on behalf of five east bay mayors to governor brown. the area is in crisis. one man was shot and taken to the hospital. the second window shattered by a bullet. the the mayors are asking brown to increase surveillance along the neighboring freeways. the cameras we have. like to have ability to record. currently they are monitors. the other thing would be, to have all of the on ramps and off ramps have cameras so we have ability to capture the license plates. >> recent leap a mother of four was fatdly shot on highway 4 in pittsburgh. the city council voted to spend $100,000 to buy cameras along that section of the highway.

pittsburgh shouldn't have to pay for cameras and ask the city to join them. 28 shootings on east bay freeways since november 2015. it is a freeway we use every day. and scary to think it's so close to home. >> getting hectic. people have families they have to get home to. who knows what it is about. >> roamro and law enforcement are sure gangs are responsible for the shootings. >> apparently the gang members are smarter than we think they are. they have decided to take their shootings on to the freeway because they there is no shot locator or documenting. >> mayors say up to the state to come up with funding for the project. >> there are new questions tonight about the deadly train accident that killed a mother and her toddler yesterday afternoon in san leandro. some are wondering whether construction in the area of washington avenue contributed to the crash. abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony live with the story.

>> reporter: yesterday, testing a gas pipeline. so they had one of the lanes behind me closed off to traffic. they also had -- a traffic plan that was signed off on by the city. but still some wonder if more could have been done to keep cars off of the tracks. one day after losing two family members to a train accident here, juan calimnaro came to place flowers and wondered if somehow this could have been prevented. >> they should have had more security on the tracks. because people come and go. and there's, you know -- vanessa and her 3-year-old daughter sade were killed tuesday afternoon. when an amtrak train plowed into their suv on washington avenue and san leandro. pg & e crew working in the area and had signs out funneling traffic to one lane past the crossing. the suv was backed up in traffic. its front end apparently on the

tracks when the crossing gates lowered. >> there were cars on the track. >> this woman was stopped in nearly the same spot just two hours earlier. >> honestly, this, before this crash even. i just had that feeling like -- this is bad. you know you really have to be on your toes to not get caught on the tracks. >> according to san leandro police. pg & e had a permit. a city inspector signed off on utilities traffic management plan. pg & e, offered condolences and issued the statement. while the incident is currently under investigation by local authorities at this point this incident doesn't appear to be directly related to any pg and aechbltd woe work in the area. >> we wonder if it could have been prevented. we'll take a look at traffic management plan. how things go on from here on out and we are dealing with construction projects and in the area of the railways. and the family was planning a trip to hawaii. now, they're planning a funeral.

in san leandro. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> the man police say set fire to a house with his son inside is under arrest. he turned himself into richmond police this morning. police have been searching for him since sunday's fatal fire. his 5-year-old son, de leon died in the fire. the boy's mother suffered burns in critical condition in the hospital. a 13-year-old boy suffered minor burns. take a good look here. fire fighters used a drone to survey damage at a stripmall in santa clara this morning. flames gutted eight businesses of the dozen inside the rancho shopping center near lawrence express way. our reporter live at the scene with a look. the lives have changed as a result of this tragedy? >> reporter: good afternoon, dan. just less than an hour ago, a portion of this area behind us on the roof caught fire. crews from santa clara county

fire got out of their trucks and their hoses doused this. this was a mall filled with small businesses. eight of them burned early this morning. eight people now looking for a new livelihood. in the shopping center the line dividing business that burned and those that survived is wet, charred and smoking. >> all their hard work is -- up in smoke. devastating. >> the early morning five alarm fire lit up the sky and burned well past dawn. it appears to have begun in the front. it burned through eight businesses. she owned -- he owned a jewelry store over 30 years. the business owners waited behind yellow tape most of the day. >> i'm dying to get in. >> they tell you you can't go in. >> it's not safe. >> donna, owns a dance studio on the fringe of the burnscape. >> i have costumes, sets. props, music. my first priority. get all that out so we can still

work and continue to have our show in a couple weeks. >> late this afternoon. students volunteered to pull stuff out. >> how does it look? >> wet. a lot of broken glass. awe stauf >> stuff is okay. >> keying on an indian restaurant where witnesses say they saw smoke in the kitchen. right now the how and why matter less than what comes next. in the shopping mall that felt connected, organic, employed 60 people, what next? is everything. wayne friedman, abc 7, news. company says it has the the solution to blended homes. >> the glass that requires a chain saw to get through. >> bay area skies are getting brighter. temperatures will soon be rising i will have the acme weather forecast in just a moment. >> anxious times for college grads looking for work. on 7 on your side, job prospects

and tips to increase the odds of landing a good job. >> and the electric car giving tesla a run for its money. and it could also be built in our own backyard.

we are live over breaking news. sheriff's investigators say two people have been shot. over the scene at the end of fairway drive near marin country club off ignacio boulevard. police and marin county sheriffs deputies on the scene. looking at live picture from sky 7 hd. one of the victims taken to the hospital. we do not know the person's condition. investigators say a second gunshot victim was found on a

hillside near an open space area. police say they may have identified three suspects, suspects, but they are not releasing any other details at the moment. we are on top of it. we will bring you more information as we get it on air and on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. where you can always get our breaking news 24/7. >> a measure seeking to overturn california 2014 law banning gross grocery bags on the ballot. and funding a second proposal asking if the fees for grocery bags should go into an environmental fund. currently grocery stores keep the money. lawmakers weighed in today. >> really? in 2016, all of the problems that california has the, that's the biggest problem? this is a good piece of legislation. there is two measures to thwart that which are really deceptive. >> critics say the plastic industry is trying to split support for the ban pitting environmentalists against grossers. tonight, the city is looking

forward to a partnership that could create hundreds of jobs on mare island. look trick car startup wants to build a factory at old naval base. you know, it's been slow to recover. we are doing our best. the community is behind us. and we are embarking on a new vision for villejo and redefining our self. if the city reaches an agreement to develop the site it would include a customer experience center where people could test drive cars. the southern california based company formed two years ago and so far has shown only a concept car in public. so more to come. >> yeah. >> central california city has a new way to keep squatters out of abandoned homes, plexiglas. >> yeah, the unbreakable glass made by community life solutions. >> just how strong is it? reporter adam herbitz puts the glass to the test. >> reporter: this boarded up

house went of in flames twice overnight. then a span of just a few hours. it is easy to blame drugs or squatters but a lot of people blame the plywood. >> it is absolutely advertising to people that the property is vacant. come in here, do with me as you please. all sorts of terrible things happen behind the plywood. >> that's why the city says this new material is the future. it's way easier to see inside. and it is stronger than the house itself. >> you can beat it. you can hit it. you can push on it you. can throw rocks at it. it will not break. people to date have been unable to break into our material. >> my thumb gave out on the back before we did any damage to the window. the police told us this house used to be full of drug addicts and squatters. but now -- unless those dwetwees

have chain saws it is impossible to barack ireak in. >> it is virtually unbarackable. >> the house has a future like so many others using the same technology in cities like chicago, detroit, atlanta, and cleveland. >> this house literally has a new life now. >> reporter: now with the new life, it wants to beep the city model for the rest of the county. >> reporter: adam herbitz reporting. cost of installation will be cheaper than the price of fighting fires or repeatedly dealing with transients. >> all right. time now to check on our weather. nice day out today. >> beautiful. got a chance to enjoy it. sounds like more to come, spencer. >> a lot more to come. bright, beautiful. breezy right now. a look at live doppler 7 hd. and the sun burned through this afternoon. and gave us a very sunny late afternoon and early evening. which its what we are experience right now. the thunderstorms in seep yierr

the north. calm at the moment. the view. looking westward. 59 degrees. san francisco. upper 60. 57 at half moon bay. the view. sunny skies. golden gate. few clouds around. 71. santa rosa. 64. 71. fairfield. mid 60s. concord. livermore. it is breezy as i mentioned. we have gusts to 29 miles an hour. and 23. san carlos. winds are a bit calmer. most locations. looking out over the bay. the forecast. spotty drizzle possible tomorrow morning. warming trend tomorrow as well. and we'll see much warmer days ahead. through memorial day, holiday weekend. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid 50s. and there is a chance of some spotty drizzle near the coast. early morning hours. here is the forecast animation. notice that-- the morning goes on, low clouds will pull back to the coastline. giving us a mainly sunny day. especially up in the north bay. and in, the inlet east bay. fog will hang along the

coastline. high temperatures tomorrow will, wage, from low 60s at the coast. upper 60s. low 70s around the bay. upper 70s. near 80 inland. look at the acme weather forecast. check out the warm-up coming our way. inland highs. 80s. 70s around the bay. mid 60s on the coast. get to the weekend. see 90 inland. 80 around the bay. monday, memorial day. tuesday. low 90s inland. 80 degrees around the bay. mid to upper 60s on the coastline. and temperatures, begin to moderate next wednesday. we have lovely summer like weather coming our way for the holiday weekend. >> thank you. sound gorgeous. thank you, spencer, very much. >> a lot of talk about creating more affordable housing. next, the numbers that prove just how unaffordable it is and not just in the bay area. >> also, crowd funding for real estate investors. the newest way off to get in on the bay area booming real estate market. should you? tonight, at 11:00 on abc 7 news. 7 on your side's, looks at the

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march, the plane landed in the bay area last march. >> this is interesting. a new report find california requires the third highest wage in the nation to afford a two bedroom apartment. >> just how much it takes to live here, kristen? >> a lot. california's minimum wage is $10 an hour. a fraction of what its needed to live here. statewide, a worker needs to make almost three times that amount in san francisco. it is more than four times that amount. renters need to earn at least $44 per hour to afford a two bedroom apartment in the city. but even that seems low. numbers come from the latest out of reach report prepared by low income housing coalition. actually no state in the country where a renter making federal minimum wage could afford a one bedroom apartment. the most expensive place for renting is hawaii. washington, d.c. second. california ranks third.

new york and maryland. more than a dozen democratic california lawmakers last month pro posed using $1.3 billion to help people afford housing here. the money would fund several programs that help homeless people, farm workers, people in rural areas, and lower income working families. >> thank you very much. that's really super. >> yeah, it is. three people arrested for the death of a man. >> new details about the little known third suspect in this mysterious case. ♪ >> if you want seats at san francisco opera, buy tickets, or be really good at tweeting. i'm jonathan blume reporting from the tweet seats ahead on channel 7 news. >> walk in. they get to taste. and cuisine and learn about the pepper. >> tonight, we go beyond the headlines in vietnam with a look at how a highly prized vietnamese pepper crop is

we have an update now on our live breaking news. we first brought you a few

minutes ago. one of two were shot this afternoon has died. sky 7 hd at the scene, end of fairway, near the marin country club off ignacio boulevard. police are on scene. now, at least one of the victims has been transported to the hospital. we believe the second victim, victim's body is in the wooded grassy area up one of the roads. a second gunshot victim found on a hillside near an open space area. police say they may have identified three suspects. but aren't releasing any other details right now. we will continue to monitor this and bring you more information as we get it on air and on twitter at abc 7 news bay area where you can get our breaking news 24/7. >> tonight abc 7 news is learning more about the third suspect in the murder of a man. this third suspect is olivier

adella. >> vic lee has new details and a very revealing important document. >> reporter: mixed martial arts fighter. he had some success in the ring. this is the third murder suspect. olivier adella arrested last week. the day before tiffany lee and another were taken in by a s.w.a.t. team at her hillsboro mansion. prosecutors have not said what the alleged connection is to keith green. he is a mystery man, big and buff. seen with his wife. and on facebook he says, he is the new parents of a baby boy. adella works out of a 24 fitness club. people here did not want to go on camera. said he was nice, friendly. he lists himself as a limo operator. his business office turns out to be this po box in san bruno with mail inside. his bio says he is from ivory coast. and served with the french

foreign legion. the other two suspects, lee and bayat were in a relationship. kooelt gre keith green's former attorney said green and tiffany lee broke up last year. >> all began with keith discovering that tiffany had an affair with his friend cavi. that he caught them. abc 7 news obtained this document. a mutual separation agreement that lee asked green to sign in october. she offered him $4,000 a month, plus, a lump sum of $20,000 and range rover. in return she wanted green to move out of the mansion. which her wealthy chinese mother had bought her and resolve any financial claim he might have hat. a source says lee got angry when he refused to sign. keith green went missing. his body found two weeks ago in sonoma county with a bullet through his neck. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> a week long trip to asia has

president obama in japan now. one of the emerging success stories. bay area nonprofit is working with poor farmers in vietnam to get their valuable spice crop to market. >> abc 7s, cheryl jennings went beyond the head leans to learn more. hi, cheryl. >> some of the highly prized vietnamese pepper being sold here in california and could be on your table any day. this may look like any other spice being unloaded and headed for market, but the story behind this shipment involves america and vietnam. two countries now active partners in economic trade after a bitter war more than 40 years ago. a nonprofit called roots of peace in marin county in the middle of this particular bi business deal. their first ever, 29,000 pound shipment arrived in the bay area last fall. just four years after roots of peace experts began teaching

vietnamese farmers how to grow healthy pepper crops. the charity has commitments from several spice companies and is looking for investors. pepper crops bring in 10 times more money than other crops. so far, 2,000 farmers are enrolled in the roots of peace program and more want to join. >> a specialist for roots of peace. >> some farmer can buy -- motorbike. >> the pepper is grown in a former battle zone, contaminated with landmines. joined with the department of state and the group known as mag in a long term plan to demine

every plant. >> we have an incredible team on the ground here. many of the people were born here. during the war. and they're now working to remove these seeds of hatred and plant the roots of peace. >> we brought our expertise in clearance. and roots of peace brought this incredible dedication to taking that land and turning it into something that -- that gives a better life to the people. a key government leader wants to see the roots of peace program expand rapidly in five years. >> the work has been seen as -- very effective. >> i come from the area. many people they died.

children, animal died by the landmine. [ indiscernible ] >> one of the top travel companies in vietnam, buffalo tours, wants to partner with roots of peace. saying they share common val use. the company dope nate edonate a potential donors. >> transform people's lives. we are so happy to be part of it. >> several california philanthropists are on board helping roots of peace. marin county donors traveled to vietnam to see the work being done. they raised $125,000. >> now, i can create a menu that -- that now dedicate to roots of peace. >> celebrity restaurant owner flew from beverly hills to vietnam to see roots of peace global spice program and is ready to buy. >> you walk in. they get to taste. and new cuisine. and also learn about the pepper from this area.

>> that's what roots of peace is about. >> now the goal its to reach 100,000 vietnamese farmers. roots of peace creating an innovative business model for investors to have a bigger social impact for the rural farmers. going to post additional pictures and videos from my trip on social media. learn more about roots of peace logging on to our website. abc7news.com. >> wonderful. want to see more. >> fabulous. not just graduation season. >> next, 7 on your side looks at what it took for two uc berkeley students to land jobs before they put on their cap and gown. ♪ ♪ >> and new at 6:00 why the san francisco opera asked people to do what it usually forbids. stay with us.

amazon will open a second warehouse in tracy. the first warehouse uses row bts to move inventory. the new warehouse will handle big items, tv's and patio furniture. seattle based company has seven fulfillment centers in california. >> today the san francisco opera held its final dress rehearsal

for carmen set to open this weekend. as abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom found out opera may be about singing but at this rehearsal there was an awful lot of tweeting. ♪ ♪ >> edgy modern take on a classic opera. >> it is very visceral. very athletic. it is very sexy. among the crowd of friends and family, there is a special row, the tweet seat sz. >> have you ever done this before? >> never in my life. >> kevin applied online. >> we invite people who have long lists of followers. then get them to go wild over the course of the rehearsal. >> a few have experience. >> what does it take to live tweet an opera and do it well? >> you have to chop your mind in half. if you have -- adhd. it helps. >> watch what is going on. >> put your thoughts into words. >> multitasking which is why if i've don't already know an opera well i fry to do some home work

so i am not learning what is going on as it happens. >> the opera was kind enough to give live tweeters, tweet seat cheat sheet, helps that many know carmen backwards and forwards. >> the story of a dysfunctional relationship. >> reporter: long story at that. how has tweeting been going? >> my son is a little tired. doing a lot more than i planned. >> so much that carmen was trending. >> tweets get pick up. >> they do. >> the tweeters aim to make the opera relatable. >> about the characters. each of address the sets. the costumes. i am, a kind tweeter. so if something goes wrong. i've don't pick out negatives. >> rehearsal bound to have wardrobe malfunctions and other things. the crew told us that was in the script. but this wasn't. sha shattered windshield brought out stage hands and tweets. in the age of twitter the show must go on. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. ♪ >> fun idea.

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>> this is being called one of the hottest job markets in years for college graduates. >> 7 on your side's michael finney and job search tips for grads. michael? >> by the end of graduation season, nearly 2 million more americans will have their college diplomas. but even with that, graduates should enter this job market with confidence. the job prospects are good for college graduates. this year, one out of five members of the class of 2016 found jobs before their graduation. katrina is the senior vice president of the job search firm robert hax. >> great here in the bay area for sure. we are seeing folks with little to no experience, recent grads that are receiving offers just as high as some one that has one to two years of experience. >> the outlook. graduates understandably are nervous. >> the scariest part was the potential that i wouldn't get a job. >> the interview process, processes were definitely, you know very challenging.

>> trey and trina, among the 21% who accepted job offers before graduation. both graduated from uc berkeley and beth were majors in high demand. trina double majored in business and psychology, trey in engineering and computer science. fw >> you ral haeally thuhave to g into networking. >> reporter: both did best networking during and after presentations made by employers on campus. >> those people that they bring, really good resources. because they have been berkeley students before. >> most were owe tune staying in touch with students. once you get that interview. be prepared to confidently put your best foot forward. >> you have to put on that face. and you are really, sell yourself every single time. >> it is all about the importance of developing your personal brand even before you

graduate. >> branding starts with image online. starts with your interactions with mentors. professional mentors and folks that you are mentoring. all of those are outlets to develop a personal brand. >> she says once the job offer comes in make sure you do your home work about the salary range. job offers can be lost if your expectations aren't realistic. trina took a job with a marketing consulting firm, utilizing psychology and business degrees. trey accepted a job with air b & b to develop their androidapp. >> felt that i could got a lot more out of working for air b & b. >> really excited to find a job that puts together. >> trey and trina had multiple job offers. ultimately the job that was the best fit not the highest paid that determined which job they took. now, to see my reports on line, go to abc7news.com and click on section, then select 7 on your side. >> all right, thank you, michael. >> we are about to star warming

up for the weekend. >> might be a good time to think of going outdoors. look at the picture of yosemite. >> share your pictures with #abc7now. and see them on tv as well. love the shots. and in the meantime. spencer is back to update the forecast for us. >> looking good. and, here is a look at live doppler 7. really sunny skies now. you mention big warm-up coming our way. continue on right on through. memorial day, holiday week end. statewide tomorrow. look for active weather over the sierra where showers are likely up and down the mountain range there. maybe snow in highest elevations here in the bay area. our weekend warm-up begins, a day early. we will see high temperatures raging from low 60s at the coast. upper 70s inland. saturday check out the map here. see highs in the low 90s inland. low 80s around the bay. similar range of highs. sunday. monday. memorial day. low to mid 90s inland. 70s on the coast. here is accuweather. seven-day forecast. nice four day warm-up. begins, actually. begins for real on friday.

and, continues through next tuesday. before temperatures begin to moderate next week. >> thank you so much. >> big, big night. in sports for sharks hockey fans. >> right. here with what is in store. larry? >> the sharks have? a chance to reach the stanley cup final tonight. as for the warriors they got a the lot of work to do if they will get to the nba finals. they can do it. well, maybe. but can they do it, only at 70%? what is wrong with the

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good evening. san jose sharks in existence since 1991. they never made it to the stanley cup finals. win tonight over st. louis gets them there. game six of the western conference finals. and it is rocking the lineup. they're back. what a great atmosphere. only first period. and the shot. look at martin jones. glove save. beauty right there. and couldn't gather in the rebound. they would not score. moments later. on the breakaway. misses. but gathered and jams it home. it is the 13th goal of the post season. that leads all scorers in the nhl. coming up to the first period intermission. the sharks are leading 1-0, as

for the warriors basically need a miracle right now. they're down 3-1 against oklahoma city. odds, not in their favor. only 9 teams out of 233. have come back from a 3-1 series deficit. however, the rockets -- did it last year against the clippers. saying there is a chance. two-time, mvp. missing way up. he is missing threes. free-throws. turning the ball over. repeatedly. ankle, knee. elbow. psyche. all of the above. and, only, 70% healthy. his reaction from the coach, steve kerr. nobody has said anything about steph being 70% to me. training staff. relatives. friend. and nol j of our teams thinking. nobody has said 70%. apparently. they told the media they didn't tell me. he went three weeks without, basically playing a game.

may not be quite where he needs to be. but it is not an injury. second year in a row. and selected to the nba all defense first team. news came out today. the warriors need him. to bring intensity. he has been awful against the thunder. tomorrow is a huge night. golden state. going for a sweep of the padres. two run lead turned into extra inning drama. then a walkoff. and the era over 9. much better today. in the outfield. a strike. no score in the second. doing it all. glove. base hit.

bottom six. base knock to right. scores 2-0. 2-1 in the seventh. off the bench. pinch hit. take a 3-1 lead. cruising to a win. so it seems. that's when things went wrong. deep. and this game is tied. heading to extras. things went bad to worse in the bottom of the frame. brandon bell sprained his ankle badly right there. fortunately. exrays were negative with that. crawford. clubs the ball off the wall in center field. duffy scores. good night. game over. drive home safely. win 4-3. sweep the padres. won 13 of 14. as, they punch them out at home plate. perhaps you remember. the rough rider manager. from the previous --

slides into second base. steals the base. before punting it. take out his frustration. on its own. and up and it is good. and then, the rosin bag. doing the best to erase the third base line. no idea why he was this mad. we don't care. love his fire. abc 7 sports brought to you by or chart supply hardware. >> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. on cable channel 13. coming up the heartwrenching image out of syria. the story behind this little girl rescued after an air strike. at 9:00. >> on abc 7 news at 11:00. clinton, sanders and trump. all three major candidates are crisscrossing california. protests that it is sparking. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is abc 7 news. appreciate your time. thank you for joining us. see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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